Just a humble reminder that you are on an Audio/Music website/forum.

And as far as I'm aware, there is no requirement that we dumb down our commentary to help make others feel better about their own.

If you feel you're not cut out for something, then yes, don't engage. Simple.

"We ask all members to use common sense when commenting. e.g.... personal insults..." ~ Forum Rules
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Granted, it's a 'question', but it's also an insinuation. In any case, it's bad form, along with the rest of your comment.
Normally, I wouldn't mind anyway, but since this forum is explicit about this, I thought to mention it.

Music is generally a creative endeavor and, as such, its forums will attract those with a creative sensibility. At the same time, no two people will make the same music, nor write the same way about the same topic. Expecting otherwise is absurd.

 

Last edited: Dec 27, 2025 at 1:25 PM

~ Self-Ownership, Smokescreens & Emulations ~

BTW, if one takes a good or straight look at the world around them, then they'll likely feel that they have more than all the 'LSD' or whatever psychotropics they can handle. They don't need the 'real' thing. (You may notice that we fed 'real' back on itself.)

It also includes noticing, say, someone painting over, like a smokescreen, their anger/etc. with emojis that are antithetical to how they actually feel.

Or, as mentioned of course, painting over their significant ages with facelifts.

They are 'strategies', naturally, but not the only ones. (And some can be remarkably transparent, depending on who or what is looking.)



Incidentally, some or all the this site's emojis look bad on my Firefox browser using the Dark Mode plugin. They have white fringes, presumably to better blend into the lighter background better.

 

Last edited: Dec 29, 2025 at 12:16 AM

Last post on that here: I don’t understand why you’re offended, as that wasn’t my intention. I may be misunderstanding something, but I sometimes find it hard to follow the logic in your posts. I’m often unsure what point you’re trying to make in these longer, very abstract discussions. When I trying to clarify, your replies can feel even more abstract. which can seem like a waste of time Are you possibly using Google Translate? and you should know emojis are often used not sound harsh they mean joking

 

Last edited: Dec 29, 2025 at 8:41 AM